Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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ifm 1QJN.?t,x ' - L , I lol lol i f L E1 'liztml i ui 'Ni F- E A '- ' M,- - ,i A 4 fi K - i f p H l -. I gil- -1-Li! PHYLLIS ALLEN A girl she seemed of cheerful yesterdays and confident I tomor1'ows. Entered from Northwestern High School, De- K' Y, troit, in Senior Year. :J--M' 1 NIILDRED S. ANDREWS A light heart lives long. Girls' Pep Society, '28, Senior Play Cast. BERTHA M. ANGOVE You can and you can't, You will and you won't. Athletic and Oratorical Ass'nsg Pep Society, '28. GRACE A. ATKIN Like at circle never ending, Doth her talk flow on forever. Athletic ancl Oratorical Ass'nsg Girls' Pep So- ciety. THELMA L. BAKER She is getting to be quite Z1 'Fisher'! Class Prophecy, Senior Play, Sickle Staff, Send-Off Committee, ,29. ANNA B. BALDWIN She lindeth the road to wisdom at hard one to travel. Senior Play. C.-XTHERINE A. BALDXVIN A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Oratorical ancl Athletic Ass'ns. GERTRUDE J. BANCROFT She was ever fund of ll 'Vit-tor' talker. Oratorical and Athletic Assyns. 2 .R E f xl .QW X. ii5?E5iiiQi,J, -. it..- A ..1.D7w X J .:S. X EQ L l E i L.. Liv ki

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fSf'T B I.. T Wa! fl 1 I? N ef QW I I lagillllral 1'f.Eii1lE filifiU .. IW' A has S' I T 'iz 'i Ii -Ii T L21 I---3 gf. . , X v v Ann!-.L X , I ag 5 .1':. E31 IQ? S2-f-4 I El ie-QP-J ,ti-SQL A--4 3 IU! U JAMES BUTLER Pres1dent . ............ Vice-President ........ Secretary ........... Treasurer -- Marshal 1 EDWARD FISHER' ,N MISS NORMA BEUERLE Class Adviser PresIclent, r.........- Vice-President .... - Secretary. ........... Treasurer ....... Marshal .. ....... - '28-'29 President. ..... Vice-President. ........ Secretary ........... Treasurer ......... Marshal ........ ,29-'30 A ---,---,,--- ,,.,,, J AMES BUTLER JOHN GREGG -------.DoROTI-IY I-IOOVER EDWARD FISHER RALPH I-IILL ..,. PAUL SAUTER JOHN GREGG BETH LOWRYK ..,. DOROTHY HOOVER -I ,,,,, - ,... LYLE COLE PAUL SAUTER '27-'28 EDWARD FISHER RACHEL BEAL ---------.I-IENRY MILLER ---------GEORGE GEARI-IART . ....... .. EDWARD MACK

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E ff Nil , l lm R 1,54 ' -vi El Q, u . . , X v v itidd . P . wg a itil 1. 4 we ,!, Q tltf' ii . E3 -J , ,..J 1 T in l L,-n E E ROBERT BARRETT . n On their own merits, modest men are made. ELIZABETH MAY BASSETT Always ready to C10 thy Sllafe- Athletic Ass'n. RACHEL I. BEAL , Character is a diamond that scratches all other surfaces. Vice-president, '28, 2nd prize State Academic contest in Chemistry, Sickle Staff, '28, '30, Class Song, Sec'y Forensic League, '30, Debating, '29, '30, Prizes W. C. T. U. Essay, '29, '30, Senior Play, '30. I-IARRIET BEAN Those capable and dependable are generally Well liked. Chairman Senior Send-off, Calendar Editor Sickle, String Quartet, '30, Giftatory, State Music Contest, '28, '29, '30, National High School Orchestra, '30, Senior Play. LEONA M. BECKER A girl whose heart is in her work, a pleasure is to know. Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns, Girls' Pep So- ciety. RUTH E. BEECHER Happy am I, from care I am free, 'Why aren't they all contented like me? Glee Club, '28, Oratorical and Athletic Ass'ns. MURIEL MAXINE BERTRAM Her heart 'ran away with her head. Glee Club, Orchestra, '28, '29, V TREAT BETZ A It matters not what men assume t b t 1 what they are. O e' hey arg but Athletic and Oratorical Ass'ns, Senior Play, Baseball, '29, -